Xenophobic means fear of strangers, so you could say: I was xenophobic so I was scared in the dark alley. or something like that
the xenophobic man trembled as the foreigners wondered across the boardwalk on which he was standing.
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Context clues allow a reader to discover (roughly) the meaning of an unknown word, by using the context surrounding the word. English, by nature, demands that for a sentence to be grammatically correct, it must conform with a series of syntax and grammar rules. Since a word cannot be thrown randomly into a grammatically correct sentence, we may therefore infer a words meaning via the surrounding words. Here are some examples: The new ruler was xenophobic, and later that year expelled all foreigners from the country. In the above example, xenophobic would be an unknown word to most people. However, we can infer from the latter part of the sentence "and later that year expelled all foreigners from the country" that the new ruler was afraid or hostile to foreigners. This is the exact meaning of xenophobic.
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I have a friend who is so xenophobic he not only distrusts foreigners he does not like people who were not born in his home town.
Some people's prejudiced behavior towards immigrants and foreigners can be described as xenophobic.
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Context clues allow a reader to discover (roughly) the meaning of an unknown word, by using the context surrounding the word. English, by nature, demands that for a sentence to be grammatically correct, it must conform with a series of syntax and grammar rules. Since a word cannot be thrown randomly into a grammatically correct sentence, we may therefore infer a words meaning via the surrounding words. Here are some examples: The new ruler was xenophobic, and later that year expelled all foreigners from the country. In the above example, xenophobic would be an unknown word to most people. However, we can infer from the latter part of the sentence "and later that year expelled all foreigners from the country" that the new ruler was afraid or hostile to foreigners. This is the exact meaning of xenophobic.
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